'My government studying JNU case' says Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal alleging election motive behind Delhi Police's 'tukde tukde' chargesheet

After Patiala High Court told Delhi police to obtain sanction for its 2016 JNU case charge sheet from Arvind Kejriwal government, Delhi chief minister has given a statement over issue, claiming that case is being "studied" by government.

While speaking to media, Kejriwal expressed his dubiety, considering timing of charge sheet being filed ahe of Parliamentary elections. 

He said, " case is being studied by government. Police took three years to file charge sheet and y filed it without permission, ahe of elections, so it raises many questions."  

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In a quick hearing, Investigating Officer informed judge that Delhi Police was unable to get  sanction from Delhi government to file its charge sheet and Court is waiting for same before proceeding.  judge n directed officer to ask government to expedite matter, ding that y ( government) can't stop file. judge n fixed February 28 as next date of hearing.

Delhi Police h filed a 1200-p charge sheet in Patiala House court on January 14, carrying in documentary and electronic evidence in a massive metal box. In charge sheet, ten persons, including Kanhaiya Kumar, Umar Khalid and Anirban Bhattacharya were named as main-accused along with seven ors, while 36 persons, including Shelha Rashid were named under a list of persons against whom re was insufficient evidence. A few days later, however, Patiala House Court declined to take cognisance of charge sheet as Delhi government hn't given its sanction. judge asked Delhi police why it h filed it without sanction as it didn't have a legal department of its own, with police responding that file has been sent but reply received.

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Republic on January 22, accessed three-year-old video evidence of anti-India sloganeering at JNU campus. According to Delhi Police, aunticity of video evidence h been confirmed by Forensic labs, and following incidence, statements h been taken from students, security guards and staff. 

slogans that could be seen and heard being raised in videos accessed by Republic Bharat, in pro-Afzal Guru protest, included:

• Halla Bol, Halla Bol. Zor zor se zor se bol, halla bol, halla bol.....(unclear) uncha bol, halla bol, halla bol....(unclear) uncha bol, halla bol, halla bol...(unclear) uncha bol, halla bol, halla bol. 
• (unclear) azai. Bandook k bal pe azai. (unclear) azai.
• Ham kya chahte, azai. Afzal tere khoon se, insaaf ayega. Afzal tere khoon se, insaaf ayega. Afzal ham sharminda hai, tere kaatil zinda. Afzal ham sharminda hai, tere kaatil zinda hai'.  
• 'Bharat tere tukde honge, Inshallah, Inshallah. Bharat tere tukde honge, Inshallah, Inshallah.